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S. No fuel deliveries can be made to any tank on site while technician is inside a tank. 6. When tank entry is required by the Technician, a person trained in CPR must be beside the entry hole at all times when the Technician is inside the tank. This person is in addition to the safety person, If one is not available from► the contracting crew, an off duty fireman, nurse, EMT, or equivalent is acceptable. Besides administering CPR, the person will assist the safety person should an emergency rescue be required. 7. Our Technician will perform an air/soap tigh•_ness test confirming his repairs to the exterior of tank, and possibly identify any other potential problems on the exposed areas of the tank. All efforts must be made to isolate, disconnect, or plug all the piping on tank, If this test is done, and at a later date another pro')lem with the tank is identified, it will be the financial responsibility of the owner or contractor to schedule a return trip to the site. 8. It is important that the contractor or owner contact the appropriate local and state authorities for regulations concerning the jobsite. lobsite permits may need to be obtained for the excavation or remanufaeture of the tank. Regulations governing testing of underground tanks should be determined so Te:hnician can be advised. 9. The contractor must disconnect the electrical supply and remove the pump from the tank. The product line at the pump must also be disconnected or capped. This will insure no fuel can enter the tank while Technician is working. 10. The water table in the tank hole must be controlled at all times. The Technician is unable to remanufactur interior or exterior surfaces if they are wet. Controlling the water table will also prevent the tank from floating. 11. Tanks to be entered, must be triple rinsed and defamed prior to technician's arrival. Page 2 of 3